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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

yTxxsa, June g. = The exceptionally
stormy Winter and The numerous snow
falls account to large extent for the
present disastrous floods In Hungary. II
is stated that no amount Of dyke inspection
can prevent Occurrences Of foods in the
TheixI VALLEY until the Government under
takes the regulation OF the Danube OF
RsrItn
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

CosroRp. ~ r.. June AVN. +. Chsnd-
isr vas nominsfea by ths Republican
cnaeus. for Senator for ts~ 1a~xpirsd term.
The vote wss, Chandler. IiS Marsa8p. a,
raffsrsen. II Cheney. BnFns L Chand
Iers noniinsflon wss mssi< nnnninoas. -
zonlnn<lon pas ns<ks - - hnnw1wA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

TorrsvrLLE June "A meeting ~ The
majority Of TIE distillers ef Ksntueky, en-
tersa into contract today 70 shut down
sfser Jaiy /, next for oae year. Le.aine
siistilIers sss he srtra pro3uefi0a 81
Kentucky within The rsxf year vii nof sx-
csed =. opo bsrTsls
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

PsRzs. lane s-Tbe FsncA eovsrnmsnf
= contemplating postp>nemenf of ths sx-
hihissen nns.l 1850, IN seerencs 10 TIE isti-
nstion 81 knsxis ard a<iksF ge~ernrssnfs
nat tk<y senld fsFtse rsi< n Fr>nch sx.
hissticn ssld ID s1y oshs yssr ssAz isos
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

PuTssvss. June e.--Fre<ierick Hermann
the religious fanatic vho murdered his
child. trfed 70 kin his wife. and then cut
bis own throst Monday afternoon. died ~
The West P.nnsyivanis Hospital st e3o
o'ciock this morning. Mrs. Hsymanns
condition is ssill gate ssrisas bat she VII
y<rorsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Deputy Sheriff Coca csrtsrso kAnsr
Gsult the man charged by kn. b~sissfsls
with sisposinr Of morseseed pros~rts. MAE
miles north Of Eysrf lest nirht. Heskad
traded the horne on which the mosffAep
Was fos another. claiming that IL xss NJ
good. Ne svsrs thai be did NOT ksos
That he wss committing an onense IN sst
ing mortgseed property out Of the cesntry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

RkcrvE Wis. June s.--Ths jury IA The
case Of tie stste against John Jsmbor.
charged with attempting b Kill az Mayer
Secor. a. I'D 20 agree. standing on the last
BALLOT ten ~ eonvict and twenty.one for ac-
quittsi The case vii Be ried sgsin ia
6..f.,A<r
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

MALONE y. Y, June e.--The President
and party were driven IN buckboards 70
Psul smiths to-day and there took q special
car over IN. Western Adirondack railroad
20 Maine. where Central Vermont train vas
taken. Crowds of people we're At every
ssfiou phsrp stops wers made. The train
lett Nsfns At SIS D. n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

CETcsso. June O. = The three-masted
schooner Sunrise. Of Chicago. from Buffalo.
for this point. having a cargo of go sons of
coal, ran ashore in fog lsst nixht, a. vii
inetfe. aovsh of this cify. Her crew reached
shore safely she win prosablv 90 70
rieees.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
Linen Zephyrs,

All coo and handsome and the washing fabrics
imported. Tufted Canvas Zsphyrs with plaid goods te
match elegant combination Cable Stripes and stylish
Pincheck and Plaid Iephyr. Plain French and Scotch
Zephyrs
complete line of @Faie DE Nords" in beautiful colort
and combinations Pinchecks, Plads and Stripes in low
pricedCrnke Seersnckers all styles and pces Zanzibar
Stripes Lawns and Batiste Cloths in great prousion
large line of pure Linen Lawns at q greatly reducsd
price very large assortment Of Black and White SstDes
these goods extremely the advances
will be entirely out Of the market.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. FRIDAY NOR


sH.z<sss = "a z<k><s~ <<>>~>
D<xseu. grne e.-->eses haoiirsd psopls
wi11ssss ssSsys k&ns ssswssafs< lsSsn-
rIoEs ana Dekros Ihs h<ldiEs of ths
Hoo<s<u vss rsz2xks>ls fss IsesenessI al
thoash thsy we're esssrly snsitled 70 tss
gaze. Thsy oass4stsd psEroii. tut eeul5
aot Aets - viz wksa Kirsy presented fAlr-
tssn ossss 70 thsir eppoaeais Ths Hoes
isrs worked ths lsdy N sssersss style. and
Ehs susSieisa i fast zslnsng ground thai
the o1es kszaoos south fsw has lest his
stsct he is sslns hst hard every
game he plsys sna certainly
not tie wizard ef year sso-
Cshill's dzri1g bsss sssxliax and bzs-
fsato1es of sheir play.
Larry C6rc0rxn hss been released by
Indianapolis, and il hxs leaked ous that be
was fined 500 aud szlary redaeed tie Inoai-
ncsnt sum of so per nlonih. IL Is safe 10
say Larry vii make al able s4sdisi kiek.
TIE score:
p..s..s I.,.' =. -. ,,;;,.,.--...,-i assssS5G1
Bzss HIS -Detroft. p lptisaspo.iz "A
ETrors Detroit A; l1dlzzi1fo.ls2
Batteries baldwin ana bsaaeii. Kirby and
AFuncsL
l4ttc-Do->E1cf
Az cAieagos Chicago, s. fltisbue, q
Al sez York New York. : Warrington,
AT BISON. Bosloa. ?. Philsdelp pais. ).
AT New YORK NetEopolilsns. :. louisville. 4
At Baltimore. Bsllimore. u: Cleveland. s
AtPhilsdelphis: Athletic. o: s.. Louis 7.
AT Brooklyn: brooklyn, e.clneinnssi. :.
KALAMAZOO. June s.-Steabenville played
loose unin nleresting gane here this after-
noon and were easily defeated and barely
escaped being shut out. Score:
steubenyflle G O O 0 2 - {
Base hlts-K slanazoo. ios slenbenFiile. 3.
Errors-kslamazoo. 8; stentenville. =
Batterles-flanagAn and Fuller. Cleveland ana
Davis.
Kalamazoo had nine earned runs and fif.een
stolen bases.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

-
The Senate gave up the afternoon to the
consideration IN special order or Senator w.
/. Babcock's graded railroad fare bill. Mr..
Hnbbell proposed to amend the bill SO the
section in regard TO rates Of fsre should
read: "Ail railroads whose average net
annual passenger earnings are less
than 5000 per mile of road, three cents
per mile; all railroads whose average
net annual passenger earnings are equal TO-.
or more than s., 900 per mile OF road and
less than 5000 per mile of road, two and
one-half cents per mile; and all railroads
whose average and annual passenger earn
ings equal or exceed $1,000 per mile of road,
two cents per mile; Provided, that in ascer-
tanning average net earnings, one-third of
the cost of maintenance of way may be
charged to passenger service; Provided
further, that all railroads an the Upper
Peninsuia whose average net passenger
earnings shall De less tha n 81 500 per mile
of road, may charge not TO exceed four
cents per mile No fare shall be less than
five cents, and that multiple of five nearest
the exact amount shall be charged etc" !"
He made two or three strong
speeches against the bill but wanted
Ii made better If it was
likely to pass. Senator J. w. Babcock
made an able and exhaustive speech against
tue pAtl, Nuilt CcDatOIS D1b t1u w tStCdLf
both spoke on the same side. but not at 90
great length. Those who favored the bill
were Messrs. w. 1. Babcock (author of the
bill, German and Seymour. The latter
also tried to amend the bill slightly b6t bis
amendment was lost and Senator Hubbslls
withdrawn. when the COMMITTEES struck out
all after the enacting clause and when the
committee rose the Senate concurred
in the striking out yeas Il. nays 13.
A motion TO reconsider The vote was made
and tabled, yeat Is. nsys -. the President
voting yes. thus killing the bill beyond
resurrection.
The House spent the afternoon In the
special order 20 consider the Senate amend
ments to the Cross Insurance bill aimed at
graveyard insurance.. that passed the Sem
ate yesterday. The first nineteen were con-
Cured in, one at time bat the twentieth
and las. striking out the section requiring
notice 20 be given all policy holders before
q policy can be cancelled. was non-ooncurred
In. and the Senate will doubtless restore the
section.
Senator Stark's General Stenoerapher bin
wss all stricken out after the enscting
clause in the House today.
Adjournment before the 18th IL now be-
ieved to De an impossibility.
ossrsors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
THE UNIVERSITY BILL
PASSED oyss rnE eosEasossysTo
~ sAs gpRsx Hsass 81 TIE Lsgtsls<ars-
B4s>~sk,s Graded ks1xssd Ddi
hlzls@-Kns s4xszs~ csasskx
aas1ss S<hsAs.

LAxs1xs. June o ~-Tas frss ssbiscs Of ina
psrtznoe lzekIsd . the s<a2.s toizy vss
grand sssinax consolidation seAsme,
ne esssEian e<ins on eoncurrinz Ia the
snendm<nss msas by the Houss 70 the
original saginaw charter - e. 10 includs II
cue grand eiEy ths cites Of Saginaw and
East s4ginss. the township Of corrollton
and is village Of Fiofenee. The House bill
provided that ioint committee from the
two cities SHALL paspAre charter for TIE
new city. 70 be called simply "saxinss.D 70
Be submitted. perfected and made into .
law By the next Legislature. aud that
the grsnd consolidation shoald 90 into
effect IN ls90. The senate Committee. on
two of is members Palmer and Bsrrinserl
amended the bill 80 IS 10 put OF the time
Of its taking effect until 1891. and then re-
ported II fayorably. Senator Edwards. the
chairman Of the COMMITTEES dissenting and
reserving the right 10 approve tue
bill. When IL was called up this morn
Ing Senator Wisnef. who represents that
county and engineered the scheme through
the House and Gas been working early and
t8lr 10 SECURE kLe CtlLallrACr VI Inc otastri
opened the discussion, and between bis
opening and closing made one of the ablest,
wittiest and most captivating speeches made
IN either House during the present session.
He drew some very pretty and apt illusfra-
tons from the early history Of the Indian
tribes and their quarfeis OF eighty years
sgo, and said that the bloody battles
OF thar day between the wild savages To-
Gated on either side Of the Saginaw river.
had been handed down from generation 10
generation. TO the present day. although the
jealousies and local differences of later
years have been less bloody battles than
wards made an able and extended argument
sgaiifst the bill and its constitufionality II
passed, il having come before the Legislature
after the expiration Of the fifty days
limit as substitute for jAn
entirely different proposition. Senator Pal
ner joined in with speech Of some length
to help Senator Wisner, and then, contrary
10 the expectation of those who expected
Mr.. Hubhell and Others would spesk for
the bill. the amendments Of the House
we're concurred in by vote Of thirty 70
one, Senator Edwards alone voting no. and
Senator J. w. Babcock being absent
Early this afternoon the House concurred
in the change of date to 1891. and the con-
solidation OF what Is TO be Michigan's
second city, was consumated.
The Senate next took up the University
appropriation bill, the pending question
being as to the passage over the Govern
or's veto. After Senator Short. chairman
of the University Committee had made
strong and earnest appeal to the Senate to
stand by the bill. ''the objections of the
Governor TO the contrary Notwithstanding" !"
il was passed. Yeas. 26; nays. Sena-
tors Fox. Harshaw. Mapo, Potter and Rair-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

KALAMAZOO. June .. s.--Stsnbrnville played
loose uninleresting gsne here this amer
noon and were easily defeated and barely
escaped being shut out. Score:
V.la-.~,o a a. : . n ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
SPRING & COMPANY.
Domestic Department.

Our sales this in the Domestic Department have
never been equaled and still the line Of goods displayed
owing immense purchases yet complete fulne Of
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

saisy ne ws4sAss wo.ea sas a4eoazfsss-
A--g s4Ta4-
III sad zrz I4aes fssallsY ssa a -
Harr~1 af s5gesari.ls are Ia fss ciss siszl-
lsx i1s4sia
Ass lszis asyI a Wsglaa1. - azfiFs
IA ne e.ty t9la1rr9e fof - 44ys t-sl+
sitL Irislds-
Asss Esisa Da.a<. u tae Hlxa >eaoai.
nlalls saoft tr2 = Aa4 Aroof aad batsls
Lsszk ASS ~ssz-
Niss Attic Fay u in1iAa4Qoll=. 40 h4s
oeen rhs guest ef A.. :. > bsa4 sr soais
zlls pssl. Las rsE4Fnsd hsnis-
Nrs Ds A4soa. 0f 1ss1a Esplds. a4s
7ssn vsslllAz Ara ). a. >t4alss. - easi-
len 81. a-filag ia pas ss-A-
Ar Aad Ars. Ersd Fuller u Dssr L1ks
she aass sesn sas guess " I.s41s tsr
1e.x p4sg aase ret in2ed h0ui4
aE AaI Ars ..d.ay. Of As stOn. Kan. snd
Als A. AcConAsll. "a tec41assn. sEe zAe
s.lgslz os 4ls. Charles 4.Lo1nsl4.
Ams. KnsnEi arr gsa lAst evening fyem
Para, Francs. a1d is t1s x2es1 u aef
aaothsr. Ma LTn1a. of PARK F.aes. -8s
sll spend Las " .4lsr ia tlls ci.g.
Ar and Mrs. Arthur 0rshafa have re-
af1ad iso.u t1siE bridal .FiD LAST aud wil
3e as home - theIr frisn1s a. 80 E4sl
Ealf0l sr. oa Tuesdays - A0FeMcer.
Ire. CaDt1la Loek Eas1 All son. shc
lase been spsl Ing ne past lasee m3nths
a. tlelr pleasant 5ua-4ef aoais on Lns
lsiald ne4E Toledo, h4ss fsl1fn<d nomo.
Ms Iscob AisinhAas.. of JsiisFsOn-aye.,
kho nss ces1 dangerously III fDr some
ug1s D4st saoae4 sllgnl IMPROVEMENT yes-
tsrl1T sa1 1Sr irlsnds nov eaIertala some
hopes ~ 1sr u4llalats recovery.
SIR and Nrs W. b. Chnjs. Of HilisdAls.
are sisilas relatives and trtsnds u the city
and vicinity. fney spent = few days 0f
.h. past week al the home OF De. q. 4.
koca. uao = Ars. Childs' brother
He4l0a Crosby aaa bride nee Mss Lima
Harrison h4gs returned from their tour
abroad and ara a. home % theis friends
at ire haErs0n reslcence On AsAland-aye..
Chlcss1. The bride las many friends II
las c,.g
Ais. kiitie Fay. Who has been tie guest
Oi AIs. s.. =. bali Tor s0me weeks past. has
ret4fned o aer home Ia Indianapolis. Miss
ray had an enl1y40ie yisis 10 this city re-
newiak Old acqualnL L4ncsz.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

A ehafuias goapz laGT eho 3 soca ~
become = brittle received l-om leI l4tler -
. NeallDg g.lt the ian = anMe. ineiali1s <
islrnit1Is. an1 a snslk iof Thousand dol
lars.
Cards are oi.- announcing tae narri as{s o
WsFfen afsHn aa4 Lllas A1tsccs H.
hcFensEer 8- The seiililnk - ta lake plsc
a. f1e aoal8 " l8s BRIDE pkgenls GA o4m-
meT-eL l4s 1app4 couple expset ~ sceapf
. cozg ooisass ga 5eug1el o.. s0ln Aitsr
t1ssr l-arl.sse.
The Ssddng of VII Matter AMI n -
Ma Bose. sltel H4l occlr ga Kaafsc4y
ssenl1g az 8 s.oCx a. tls resitsacs "a tae
brig.e. a. Livingston sf.. nfouiises ~ be 4
very stylish sVenL -Sslsld sul have
charge 1T tle rstreslnielts aAd Chapman
VII l1Fnish .Ae 19fal decorations.
A very swell event alll - tas reception
gwen "a. al Mrs Ialenla. ase Norris b.
tns bTldss mother o. fheir reluru l.om
tasir sssll ~ frig =Asr. The rsfrsshme8-s IS
vii b. il cnaafs 0l caterers iIQm Detroit
snd Hogey wi create mo sarlea " roses.
a. NlI oc1ur aoou1 t1s -ltn % nekl month
Henry r. Aldrch and Hiss Mary p.
spr0ai, Of Wkf Anu. ara % os married some
tlEe lexI montn. Ar. Al1T.c1 j. a soa %
81 Capt Aldricl ~ The steamer takl0a sad
sas lofmefiY mate of fae steamer. n =
Spfoal Is a sister of ~. J. Spgoal. TIE vel
Known Newspaper nsan 0t tala eily. they
W. reside 1ele.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Deputy sheriff Sc4iiy and MIS- Mazyis
Morsy are ~ os alarrisd Oa the mouth o.
N0gemoer.
John j. Mlbourde and wife. Of Eaten
Rapids. Eers sDIOy.us t1sir honey moon
ssssJs a. Sweet 5 On lhursdsy.
III Woodward anI bride OF Fran kiort.
we're In ths city on their Nst4ils iour the
nrst of tne week. lhcy we're sussis a.
cNeeta
II. J. rEpper. Of Chicago. aud III IS L zz,e
7. Bsmet oi Toledo. we're quietly marrlec
at the residences % Eneir friend Charles IL.
N0rris On Tuesday.
George N Brown and Mss Kate smith
~ers married on Tuesday evening ThsV
viii bs a. home 10 their irisnds az 52l
South Disisi0n-strset during November.
Finley d. Hough and Miss Dora II
kalsig wsrs married on Wednesday after
noon az the residence Of the bride parents
on NJ. Nernoa-st. On their return tom 4
wedding tour 20 Buffalo the happy couple
vii be- a. home 10 Eh ir trends after
November Grst a. rs Mt Nern0n-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Mrs. Chauucsy Guest entertained the Six
table Pedro Ciao On Tuesday evening.
Ornn Ward and sisters entertained =
rumber u friends With progressive sachEs
pedro, lscxstraNs aud ics cream at tlelg
pleasant home on Csescsns-avA last Mon
day evening.
Mrs. y A. Fletcher. or Ms. Vernon 81.
gave a coffee Frday afternoon ar the
family rssi.tsncs on Mt Vernon-sE. in
honor OF her sisrer Mrs. Omar Simonds, OF
chicago. Mrs. Simonds formerly resided
in this city.
The Mas Choral Society will hold
meeting at the Michigan conservatory on
Tuesday evening a. l.5J O'Clock. Ine
society 81. give q concert Ia t1e near
future and reneRrsals are osing held twice
a week. Although the society IS c0mpara-
tivslv new it already holds su important
poS1on ia mlsical Grand Rapids.
A"EiRh Saturday" programme wss pro
~idad oy the President a. the West Side
Issiies Literary Club. devoted 70 October, IS
follows. rhs world "a it moves. With nOts
abe events that have occurred IN October
An October ksmo.e. origi IA, "Conssel a
tions cg October with Neurological Signin-
csncs." Hs.lou zen Customs. Hal
l0w'een. posm oy Burns.
Yesterday vas Entertainment Day a. ths
Fast side ladies' Literary Ciu0. There was
q crowded house aud rauch interest Wa
taken m the programme presented The
6rst paper presented vas on .he Life and
fhsrsctsr ef RsasriCs Csnci. followed BY =
"Boriesqns 8fs Letter sad Sketch ol
Court Tol,stoi. '~ Bric a Brsc. collection
ef literary items 6nisasd the programme
The ladies' earnestly request that suo-
scripd0ns to tae Clab House oe paid A.
soon a. possible.
Tbs Central Circle. c. T. s. G.. viu meet
a. the Nsiii Conservatory on Tuesday
when the following interesting programme
will be carried qug Boil call. 90 be an
swsred hy quotations from Br7ank piano
duet Misses S0nss and Wilson. essay
"Furifsnism." Miss Kimhsll. resding fh,
Norsenan. Mss Nsndsrsiius lesson
twenty questions on the readings IN ths
HISTORY, Mrs. Wilson. vocal solo, Ms.
Louise Shsrard. sSsaF. ~Quaksrs.' Mia
Avpril lesson. tvehtg qusstons On ID,
required readings IN the ChRutsuQuan. bl
fhs President AL Varsous issirous o
Joining the ei-rie cau otaain fali Informs
ton in regard 70 M Casi ssaq1an idea b7
addressing ne Puszifent. ". T. Wilson. a
ChntJD-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
LOOKING SERIOUS
The Presence of Ammonia IN the
Ordslned rood OF Man.
Its Detection Publicly Claimed by the
Ohio state food Com nissioners.

The Ohio STATE Dairy and Food Com
missioner. General 5. II. Hurst, has made
public ,Clrcu.Ar No. 81 the results Of the
commissioners investigation Of baking
powder. This commission was formed hy
TIE Legislature. with inst. actions TO make
an examinscion or the food supply of tie
State, and % give \ report Of such examina-
lion 10 the public. Inc examination of the
baking powders vas made 0y Prof II. A
Weber. state Chemist. and. relating as IL
does 20 an arhcie OF daily use in the food
OF almost every one, Is OF particular in
terest.'
ras startling fac, is brought out by the
report that the "kJysi" baking powder con-
tairs csroOn.te OF an.mOnlI-a powerful
but uuC.ean gas- geuerating substance orig
inally derived frou animal eXcreweaf. 1t IS
bur fair 10 say that the Commissioners
found Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
free from thls poisonous drug and that Il Is
recommended by Government Chemists,
the heads OF the Great Universities and
Public Food Analysts as the purest, strong
est and most healthful, for general family
use.
As health Is paramount % all other CON
siderAfiOns ne would advise all house-keep.
srs for the detection of concealed smmonia
aud other delstsri0as drugs as we'll IS to
determine the purity OF any osk ng powder
TO make this simple test: Mix in tin cup
q heaping teaspo0nful Of the powder with
two tszspoo.lsfals Of coldwster. place it over
the iirs, stirring constantly and allow il 10
boil. then sussll. II adaltersted, that un-
speskable odor proving the source of am
monia will os plainly detected. The pres
encs OF ammonia in most cases indicates
that alum IS used. as nearly all the alum of
com mercs contains ammonia. Pure hAking
powder will not give the faintest ammonia
"a Oaor
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
orossrls. and Provision, wholesale.

sugArs-Cut leaf nc, grsaaia,ei, &c. "a"
60. LXtrz &C. c.. Yellow 'Ef a[Qe,%c.
Coaee-Green Rio. 20 2te. Rio Foasted. 229
2se. Java. green, 24941o, Java. roasted, SJc.
MarSoaioo. roasted 25gssc Mexican 10 aa.ed. 70
0z-c.
Teas-Jspan, ane. ss7soc. Japan, medium, %
G80c ordinary, i,a2c. Hyson. s)r5Oe; gun
powder. s9gjDc. Ooiong 4bSo0c. Congo, 26@
55c.
Flour-s100 per ewL: $40 per BOZ. patent pro
cess, 80 per cwt, $50 per ooi.; al wheat no4r
tk25 per cwt, sL50 per bOi; oGekSheaI sJVoS
$50 per cwt. -.
Mlll Feed-sereenings. sl per ton; bran, sii;
ships slS niddings 81.
Feei-COrn aud Osls, SIS.
Kerosene Oil-M ichisAn test loc per gallon;
water white lie
GasoliDe-litsc per gallon.
-eeds-C.Over. s. d24Ai. timothy, S.255-. 80.
~alt-Nichigau. Sc Eastern. Si.l5.
Flsh-No whitefsh. 8 q per half bol.;
other grades y5Co4150 per half bbl.; Srout,
si0r cod. salt. o. per 10; clans $40 yer hun
drsd. canned oysters; selects, SO4s4)c, smoked
helibut. s60l2c
Pork in barre s-Mess pork, Chicago packed.
si6o0 extra snort cut, 5000; standard clear
back, sI7e1.
Lard-Tierces, 7itc. 30 and 50 ID tubs, re; 20
ID round tins, 10 cases, 7c; In tin pals, 40
q &c.
Beef in barreis-Extra mess, warranted 200 lbs,
8 .5coSs %, extra. bOneleSs. Sil.to.
Bullerine-Dairy solid PACKED. l5c; rolls and
prints l5c. crea merry solid. i7c. rolls aud prints
lsc. extra creamery. packed, lie, rolls and
prints I,c
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
BELLS AID BELLIES
Wre Siu - - s<sasa a-AlNs safs- - u asssl,
s1a sst< Eoeeszasas BI1ssfax 6Flas.
saa isss1iG1a< neassfi1s
sA1 EA4isesaFs.


eoeiefT s4s bsen very 9lsl L1a pAat ses<-
A ls~ seedlings 81 RECEPTIONS sg -h4falla.s
younz 5ri.iss ssigs sooal .1e salF io1En "a
f4sh;ona5ls i.ssl patton ll.i.lasd n 1y fls
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thsaks 60 Ga ths .fsA 81 NaFsnosf.
happF 1ad ssnsi5is are ne newly
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
SHE COULDN'T UNbERsrASD Jr.

What in the world has happersd to you
since the last time | saw your" &,ked one
lady of another when they met on the
street the other day; II can't understand it.
Then you were pale, haggari and low
spirited, and | remember YOU said that you
hardly cared whether you lived or died.
TODAY you look ever so much younger, and
IL is very evident from your beaming face
that your low spirits have taken flight"
Yes, indeed" was the reply; and shall l
tell you what drove them away? IL was DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. | was a
martyr to functional arrangement until |
began taking the Prescription Now l am
as well as | ever was in my life. No woman
who suffers as did, ought 10 let an hour
pass before procuring this remedy"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
vOSDrRyrL CT-grs.

Peck Bros, wholesale sR retail drug
gists Of Grand Rapids. Mich. say: I'VE
have been selling DIR. Kings New Discov-
ery, Electric Bitters and Bucklens A-nics
Sslve fo- four years. Have never handled
remedies that sell a. well. or give such uni
versal satisfaction. There have been some
wonderful cures ELECTED by these medicines
in this city. Several cases OF pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured by
the use Of few bottles Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery. taken in connection with Elec-
tric Bitters. We guarantee them always.
Sid By Pack BIOS
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30


Ma. Watson 3 ia Philadelphia
Niss Nsttie Cole Is visiting friends n De
sroi1
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Chicago.
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fisbon.
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short vacation.
nr. AL Ms. y :. Crosby re- Turned rom
Boston OF Friday
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week
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